Laser is a Copy Ability in the Kirby series, debuting in Kirby's Adventure. Laser focuses on firing lasers that ricochet off slopes to deal damage. Laser can light Cannon fuses and can use its ricocheting to hit objects in otherwise more difficult places; certain stages are designed with this...

Laser is an occasionally-occurring Copy Ability traditionally obtained by swallowing enemies like Laser Ball and Metal Guardian. It allows Kirby to fire laser beams which can quickly strike opponents from a distance for moderate damage.

Lasers are course hazards present in a handful of Kirby games, starting with Kirby Air Ride. They emanate continually from a focal point, which is usually embedded in a floor, wall, or ceiling, and stretch across the screen in a straight line until they hit an obstacle.

Laser Ball is a flying spheroid enemy which can shoot lasers from its eyes. It made its first appearance in Kirby's Adventure and can be found in other main-series Kirby games up until Kirby Super Star Ultra.

Laser Kirby is one of Kirby's copy ability forms, first appearing in Kirby's Adventure. It can be obtained by inhaling Laser Ball, Metal Guardian, or Doc's laser canon. With the Laser ability, Kirby can fire beams of amplified light that bounce off of diagonal surfaces in the level geometry. In...

Laser is a Copy Ability debuting in Kirby's Adventure. Laser appears in these games. Laser Ball is the ability's main provider. In the remake, Kirby gains a similar headgear that resembles Copy Kirby's when he fires a laser.

This video shows all characters (Kirby, Friends and Dream Friends) performing the multiplayer-only laser Team Attack in Kirby Star Allies for the Nintendo Switch.

Laser Mode Kirby (Kirby series) becomes a light beam dynamo with the Laser Copy ability.

Sep 22, 2021 · As the title says, this video improves upon Laser Kirby's moveset in the style of the modern games.

Recently thrust back into action after about a decade of absence, it's the ever-so-speedy and versatile Laser Kirby! Pinpoint accuracy is the name of the game with this Copy Ability. From the somewhat early stages of Kirby's Adventure, Laser Kirby has made a name for himself.

Laser Ball is a an enemy in the Kirby series, debuting in Kirby's Adventure. It usually gives the Laser ability when inhaled, but in games where the Laser ability is not present, it gives the Beam ability instead.

This video shows Marx using his Laser Attack in Kirby Star Allies for Nintendo Switch which can be activated by piggybacking him (1080p & 60fps) Enjoy - Ra...

Kirby using the Laser ability to light an underwater fuse in Kirby's Adventure. In Kirby's Adventure, the debut game of this ability, Laser Kirby fires laser beams from his hand.

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Security Laser[from internal data] is a stage hazard found in Kirby: Planet Robobot. It resembles a floating metallic cube when closed, and opens when Kirby approaches to fire its laser from a central eye-like apparatus inside of it.

Apr 2, 2014 · Video made by Uusretrohippi of Vizzed Showing the usefulness of Kirby's laser attack.

In Laser's evolved form, Kirby wields a laser gun and the Z saber from MMX. He can also charge up electricity from the battery box that he is connected to and unleash a powerful screen-clearing blast with his mechanical eyes. Dashing while having this ability turns him into an invincible laser that can deal damage by contact. Kirby is half mechanical in this form and is always angy. …

Laser Ball is an enemy from the Kirby series. This mechanical foe floats through the air attempting to match Kirby's horizontal position. Once it does so it will fire off three quick moving lasers. In Kirby's Adventure and its remake, Laser Ball will give Kirby the laser ability.

The game features Kirby and King Dedede as the main characters, with their movement controlled by keyboard input and their attacks controlled by gestures from a red and green laser pointer respectively.

Laser Ball is a flying spheroid enemy which can shoot lasers from its eyes. It made its first appearance in Kirby's Adventure and can be found in other main-series Kirby games up until Kirby Super Star Ultra.